Op-Ed: How To Plan for Seattle’s Transportation Future
Think ahead to 2043: What do you want it to look and feel like to get around Seattle?
The City of Seattle is releasing a...
Stub Yesler Way Bike Lane Illustrates Lack of Planning for Waterfront Bike Access
Early last week, crews with Seattle's Office of the Waterfront installed a very short stretch of two-way bike lane, at the foot of Yesler...
Seattle Plans an Expansion of Block-the-Box and Transit Lane Cameras This Fall
The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) has announced plans to install automatic traffic enforcement cameras at three locations to enforce dedicated transit lanes and...
Bremerton Grabs a Big Opportunity to Improve Walking and Cycling Access
Kitsap County's largest city, Bremerton, is moving forward with a transportation project that has the potential to catalyze momentum for improved walking and biking...
Community Options Emerge for Aurora Avenue Redesign
After a summer of public outreach, SDOT is hearing recurring themes people want for the future of Aurora Avenue N.
Beginning in June, the public...
Doubling of Seattle’s School Zone Speed Cameras Likely Delayed to 2025
A plan to dramatically expand Seattle's school zone speed enforcement program hit a snag this week.
The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) told a...
Community Push Wins Bigger Safety Upgrades with Major Ballard Repaving
The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) has announced an expanded scope of work for its planned repaving project along 15th Avenue NW, through the...
Bainbridge Island Council Votes to Weaken Key Segment of Planned Bike Network
Barely a year after approving an ambitious plan to systematically improve access for people who walk, bike, and roll, the Bainbridge Island City Council...